Impact of lock down on the mental well being of teachers and learners
Impact of lock down on the mental well being of teachers and learners (Podcast)
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Pragmatic approach to a return to school
To go back to school or not to go back to school — that is the question. Lots of debates on when centres of learning will reopen their doors for pupils have been going on since the president declared the national lockdown in March. Confusion has reigned with some suggestions that schools were meant to
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OPINION: What going back to school post Covid-19 could look like
According to the presentation, Grades 12 and 7 are to return to school on the 6th May, followed by Grades 11 and 6 on 20th May. Grades 10 and 5 then follow on 3rd June, Grades 9 and 4 on the 17th June, and Grades 8 and 3 on 1 July; while Grades 1, 2
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A post Covid-19 trauma-sensitive schools safety plan may be necessary
Given the trauma some school children will go through during this lockdown period, perhaps what we need is a ‘post Covid-19 trauma-sensitive schools safety plan’, writes Jessica Wasserman. Since the outbreak of Covid-19 pandemic, and the subsequent lockdown, I have been feeling deeply concerned about the effect that this is having on the school-going children in
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